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Webber
26-09-2014, 21:29
I would like to move my header tank to passenger side behind headlight but not sure what hoses to get or where to route them has any 1 got any pics or what hoses to buy thankyou

James5
26-09-2014, 21:34
I would like to move my header tank to passenger side behind headlight but not sure what hoses to get or where to route them has any 1 got any pics or what hoses to buy thankyou



It's on passenger side as std

Webber
26-09-2014, 21:48
Sorry, ment move it to drivers side

Junglist
26-09-2014, 21:58
Could you just use the hoses you already have and cut them

James5
26-09-2014, 22:03
Could you just use the hoses you already have and cut them

You only need to cut 2 hoses and extend 1 hose, I will find some pic's as I run this setup on mine

Webber
27-09-2014, 02:27
O ok so not as bad as I thought, thanks a lot pics would b great

Trevhib
27-09-2014, 12:24
Tons of threads with ace pics of all the different options with this mod are available. :agree:

Webber
27-09-2014, 18:59
Ok cheers but how do I find these threads as not sure where to look,sorry

Woznaldo
28-09-2014, 02:54
Webber, just use the 'search' function on the black line near the top of the screen/thread and simply type in 'header tank relocation' and you should get all the replies you need. Note there are several different locations that people have used for various reasons, so lots of options. The main reason for moving the header tank is to make space for a 'Cossie style' air filter.

Webber
28-09-2014, 06:42
Brilliant woznaldo thanks for the advise loads of threads came up, I went to gt turbo spares yesterday and brought loads of stuff, mike said about a cossie filter, is it a cone wich is ment for a cossie that I need as are they bigger thanks

Woznaldo
28-09-2014, 09:08
I'm not sure what the exact one you need is, as there are a few, but the Cossie cone air filter was one of the largest. Plenty of options. When I was looking I wanted one with a decent ram pipe base as this assists with flow.

Something like this:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pipercross-Powercone-Foam-Top-Universal-Cone-Air-Filter-76x150x150x220mm-/361043382811?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item540fdcd21b

Webber
28-09-2014, 11:26
Ok thanks mate have found all the threads so I'm busy reading now :-)

Trevhib
29-09-2014, 14:04
Sorry Webber, I didn't realise you weren't aware of how to use the search funcs, glad you got what you needed :agree:

Webber
29-09-2014, 22:10
Yeah found em and that search facility is a treat thanks again

rabbitstew
30-09-2014, 11:20
I'm not sure what the exact one you need is, as there are a few, but the Cossie cone air filter was one of the largest. Plenty of options. When I was looking I wanted one with a decent ram pipe base as this assists with flow.

Something like this:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pipercross-Powercone-Foam-Top-Universal-Cone-Air-Filter-76x150x150x220mm-/361043382811?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item540fdcd21b

Thats exactly the one I used to run on my 5. Really made you hear the turbo a lot better too. Only problem I had was after about 12 years (:laugh:) the foam seemed to dry out and fall apart.

Webber
01-10-2014, 01:56
Thanks for putting up link, what pipe work did u run as will need a reducer won't I, it lasted 12 yrs, wow you had 1 good engine as read most r5 engines don't last that long